According to the Theory of Planned Behavior, One Reason That

question 115

Multiple Choice

According to the theory of planned behavior, one reason that a person's behavior might not be consistent with that person's attitudes is that the behavior is

• A) determined by norms that are consistent with the person's attitudes.
• B) one that the person feels is within his or her control.
• C) determined by norms that are counter to the person's attitudes.
• D) manifest only when the person is self-aware.

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